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    Maximum Velocity Physical Therapy - Back strengthening prep way better than what I was doing before

    Maximum Velocity Physical Therapy

    5.0(40 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    Wow. Ron Gallagher at Maximum Velocity is the secret "health" sauce more people need to know about!…read moreI've been a nurse for over 20 years, and I have a PhD in Nursing, so I love evidence-based practices. But let's be real--no doctor or therapist has all the answers. Their knowledge is limited by their training, research, and hands-on experience. I should've gone to Ron sooner. I had four very active friends get "fixed" by him after being told to just rest by multiple physicians--lower back pain, slipped discs, bone spurs (osteophytes), plantar fasciitis--you name it. But because he doesn't take insurance, I hesitated. Big mistake. I love running and have been doing lifting group classes for years. Over the last five years, I've dealt with tenosynovitis in my foot, lateral hip pain (trochanteric bursitis), and lower back pain. I chalked it all up to aging and having four kids. I also had frequent urination after having my kids, but I figured that was just part of life after childbirth. Wrong. When I saw Ron, he educated me--he told me there are four levels of training to get the maximum health effect, and most people skip levels without building a proper foundation. That was me. My weak pelvic floor was a major contributor to my hip and lower back pain, and I had no idea. Ron explained that there's little to no treatment for women who've had episiotomies, and a lot of my issues stemmed from not strengthening my pelvic floor properly. What?! Then January hit. I went back to the gym after a month off, had a back day in class, and my lower back killed me afterward. I saw a couple of healthcare providers and was diagnosed with an SI sprain. Again, I was told to rest. I did. After a month, I tried Pilates and yoga. Every time I stretched, it made things worse. Another month passed, and I realized--here we go again, another five months to recover. I was miserable. Sleeping, standing, even walking was a struggle. Finally, I caved and saw Ron. And wow. He spent an hour assessing me, asking about my history, and getting to the root of my problem. I was blown away by how much he knew. Turns out, I kept stretching a weak back when what I really needed was to strengthen it. The exercises he gave me to rebuild my pelvic floor first (before even touching my back and hips) made ALL the difference. Not only does my body feel stronger, but my frequent urination has improved so quickly. Ron explained everything, drew pictures, and helped me understand exactly what was going on with my body. And as a nurse educator, I eat that stuff up. Don't just tell me what to do--teach me the why. Ron promised I'd be back in the gym and running in three weeks. I thought, no way. But here I am, week three--I've already gone on a short run, and I feel amazing. My back feels ten years younger. He also pinpointed why I kept having issues with my left hip and foot. He knows his stuff. He's confident in what he does. Honestly, he's a miracle worker--the kind that saves you from surgery and gives you years back on your body. He's worth every cent. Think about the copays for surgery or the misery of feeling like your body is just breaking down. Forget that. Go see Ron. He WILL fix you. His home exercises, including warm-ups (which, turns out, I was doing all wrong), have completely changed my recovery. I've never bounced back from an injury this fast. Oh, and he helped my friend's teenage daughter too--an elite soccer player who kept having hip issues. As soon as she started strength training with Ron, her pain disappeared. Ron will get you straight and fix you quick. If you're struggling with injuries, stop wasting time. Go see him.

    I can't say enough good things about Ron and Maximum Velocity. I'm a runner and had been plagued by…read moreinjuries. I tried everything but nothing was helping and I was close to giving up. I am so grateful I found Ron before I quit. He is an amazing PT and quickly figured out what was going on, gave me a plan to fix it, and now I am back to running, stronger than ever, and feeling amazing. If you are struggling with any kind of injury, come to Ron you won't regret it! He also happens to be an incredibly kind and caring person, and he has the cutest dog ever who hangs out and makes all your workouts better :)

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    Maximum Velocity Physical Therapy - PT/Gym strength training

    PT/Gym strength training

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    Inside Maximum Velocity gym/ PT

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    ATI Physical Therapy

    ATI Physical Therapy

    3.5(23 reviews)
    2.6 miSouthwest

    After having bad neck pain after riding a super rough roller coaster at a theme park, my doctor…read moresent me to ATI to have it checked out. I've never done physical therapy before, so this was a first for me. I only went to my first appointment and never returned, for several reasons. First, I will say that it's a nice facility. Open, lots of workout machines and stretching areas, and very welcoming and non-intimidating. That's just about the only good thing I have to say about this place. From the moment I walked in the door, everyone there seemed so disorganized. The lady at the front desk was less than pleasant, and wanted to make sure she had all my insurance information before she's even crack a smile (this is sadly the norm in America's healthcare system, of course). I had to fill out an extensive form that was mainly concerned with billing and how to track me down if I didn't pay, LOL. Finally, I was taken to a back room to meet with a "trainer." The "trainer" did some basic things like make me extend my arms and move my neck. He measured the range of motion, which wasn't great due to the fact that I had a hurt neck. After a few more minutes of this, he said he was leaving to put together a "specialized treatment plan" for me. I waited another 15 minutes or so until someone else came to get me and sat me in a chair in the public area. Other people were stretching, using machines, etc. I was sitting alone in a chair. Yet another guy came over and showed me a couple of stretches: turning my head one way while holding my shoulder down the other way. He had me do 30 stretches and holds for 30 seconds. Then he walked away and left me to my own devices. I completed the stretch routine and sat while the "trainers" were busy joking around, laughing, and talking with each other. I did not see any of the staff actually sitting with nor working with patients. Finally he came back over and showed me another stretch. Told me the same, and left. This continued for about 30 minutes. Then I was put on a cycling machine, which I cannot figure out why on earth that would help my neck. It's like they forgot why I was there! Finally, I did some pulley system that worked my arms (which again didn't do a thing for my neck). In fact, it actually hurt my neck more. Afterwards, I was taken back to the main desk to schedule more appointments. It felt very timeshare-y with how much they were PUSHING me to do thrice weekly appointments. I finally relented and they got me on the books for a few months at three times per week. I left feeling like this whole thing was scammy. I was given a folder when I left with the directions for all the stretches I just did (scratch that: the stretches I just PAID $180 to do ON MY OWN), so I figured I could just do those at home for free! I ended up canceling all of my future appointments and just doing the treatment on my own, since it was the same - except I could do it in the comfort of my own home. Why pay close to $600 per week to be ignored and left to stretch on my own when I can do that at home for free? Maybe your experience would be different based on your injury, but I did not find the services here useful at all. If you go here, make sure it's just for an initial appointment. See how you feel about being ignored and told to just sit there and stretch.

    Great place and services and care I had a shoulder injury and now with the exercises and procedures…read morethey have I feel great. Thank you Ian and everyone else for your support!!!

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    ATI Physical Therapy - Pictured therapists; Christine, Nolan. John, and Dan.

    Pictured therapists; Christine, Nolan. John, and Dan.

    ATI Physical Therapy - I now can do activities with my grandson again as we enjoy feeding the hummingbirds ...#myATIwin

    I now can do activities with my grandson again as we enjoy feeding the hummingbirds ...#myATIwin

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    Desert Valley Therapy

    Desert Valley Therapy

    3.2(13 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    I already have been to here for 2 years. At my first year was totally FINE! Physio Mr. Sean…read moreYokoyama gave precise instruction for me and kind and full of knowledge. And all therapists are great also, but when I back there on August this year, Sean is gone from here and most of therapists gone too.Instead of Sean, they've new Physio (I forgot his name), So his new system isn't great I think. Now they stop give a heating pack before start all physical treatment even our muscles are very stiff. And After physical Therapy, they don't gave massage at all(They used to give massage for us. That makes our muscles very help after tough treatment). So my opinion is they are not serious about their job. I mean indifferent to their patients. Unfortunately, here isn't worth to go now. I think I will change Physical Therapy.

    I was referred to Desert Valley Therapy for a sciatica issue. Sean did the initial evaluation which…read moreinvolved some basic movements to determine the source. Sean stated it was my hip and not my spine. I asked are you sure. Yes 100%. I want three times, each time I asked again to whomever was performing the therapy. Are you sure its not my back... No its not your back. I spoke to an orthopedic spine surgeon that told me physical therapist are usually wrong. The only way to know for sure is to have an MRI. The results showed a herniated disc. NOT a hip issue. The spine surgeon also said he has seen more damage by physical therapist for issues like mine than any benefit. Unless they have X Ray vision. Go instead to the appropriate specialist first to determine the real issue before proceeding on a path to permanent damage,

    Advanced Home Care - physicaltherapy - Updated May 2026

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